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Confucious
Definition:
Confucious refers to the Chinese philosopher and teacher, Confucius (551–479 BC), who is widely recognized for his influence on East Asian societies and his teachings on ethics, moral values, and social harmony.
Senses:
- Noun:
- A Chinese philosopher and teacher who emphasized the importance of personal and governmental morality, traditional family values, and respect for elders.
- A follower of Confucianism, a system of moral and social teachings of Confucius.
- Adjective:
- Pertaining to the principles, philosophy, or teachings of Confucius.
Example Sentences:
- Noun:
- Confucius believed that through the practice of virtues, such as benevolence and righteousness, society could achieve social harmony.
- Many people consider Confucius the most influential thinker in Chinese history.
- Adjective:
- She followed a Confucian lifestyle, valuing respect, filial piety, and loyalty.
- The Confucian teachings have had a profound impact on the moral development of East Asian cultures.
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